Peter Rabbit #12

In a whimsical turn through the Gay Nineties, Peter Rabbit stumbles upon Dazy Rabbit’s family album, sparking a playful daydream where he imagines himself as a celebrated inventor and Dazy as a stage star. As Peter joyfully builds increasingly elaborate inventions—each more absurd than the last—his attempts to impress Dazy are repeatedly sabotaged by the persistent, smitten Desperate Desmond, leading to a series of escalating, slapstick mishaps.

Cicero, a young rabbit with dreams of stardom, is encouraged by a mysterious mouse named Timmy to pursue a singing career, despite his lack of confidence. As Cicero rehearses his first performance, Timmy's sudden interest in his future raises questions, leading to a series of increasingly absurd mishaps at Timmy’s store and a growing suspicion that something is off.

Peter Rabbit tries out for a rodeo, impressing the crowd with his confidence—though his attempts to ride a bronco and rope a steer lead to chaotic mishaps. After being mistaken for a wild horse, he teams up with a friendly animal he’s befriended, only to face new trouble when strangers try to steal him.

Peter Rabbit takes on a delivery job to buy a birthday present for Dazy, only to accidentally bump into her while rushing through town. After a series of mistaken identities and frantic reactions, Peter narrowly avoids being seen by Dazy, who’s surprised by a mysterious figure in a hat—only to realize there’s no one there.